In photos: Opening day of 2015-16 Lake Tahoe ski season at Mt. Rose
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Billy Jesberg |
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Billy Jesberg |
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Courtesy Billy Jesberg / Mt Rose Ski Tahoe |
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Courtesy Billy Jesberg / Mt Rose Ski Tahoe |
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Courtesy Billy Jesberg / Mt Rose Ski Tahoe |
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A skier jumps for joy at the opening of Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe last week. When it comes to skiing or riding terrain parks, extra care and conditioning is key to avoiding injuries, especially when hitting jumps and boxes.
Courtesy Billy Jesberg / Mt Rose Ski Tahoe |
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A skier celebrates opening day at Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe Wednesday, Nov. 4. For more photos from recent storms, turn to page 15.
Courtesy Billy Jesberg / Mt Rose Ski Tahoe |
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Courtesy Billy Jesberg / Mt Rose Ski Tahoe |
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — On Wednesday, the 2015-16 Lake Tahoe-Truckee ski season officially kicked off, with Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe being the first resort to open terrain, thanks to a small storm that provided about a foot of snow up top earlier this week.
The resort between Incline Village and Reno opened one trail and three terrain park features, accessed by the Flying Jenny Conveyor lift. Snowmaking operations remain under way, and more terrain will be opened as conditions permit.
Check out these photos provided by Mt. Rose from the resort’s first day.
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